urn:taro:rice.wrc.00019 Guide to the Rice Institute President Edgar Odell Lovett papers, 1912-1945 Lee Pecht and Cary McStay Woodson Research Center August 25, 2000 Text converted and initial EAD tagging provided by Apex Data Services, January 2001. Finding aid written inEnglish. Tue Jul 22 14:45:40 CDT 2003 urn:taro:rice.wrc.00019 converted from EAD 1.0 to 2002 by v1to02.xsl (20030505). May 18 2005 Box and folder listing edited by Amanda York Focke, WRC staff. Guide to Rice Institute President Edgar Odell Lovett papers, 1912-1945 Lee Pecht and Cary McStay Woodson Research Center August 25, 2000 Descriptive Summary Rice Institute President Edgar Odell Lovett papers, 1907-1954, Bulk dates 1914-1944 UA Lovett Presidential 32 cubic feet, 32 linear feet Rice University, Fondren Library,
Houston, TX
Lovett, Edgar Odell Materials are in English. Biographical Sketch

Edgar Odell Lovett (1871-1957), mathematics professor and president of Rice Institute (now Rice University), was born in Shreve, Ohio, on April 14, 1871. After graduating from Shreve High School he entered Bethany College, Bethany, WV, where he graduated in 1890. From 1890 until 1892 he was professor of mathematics at West Kentucky College; in 1892 he became an instructor at the University of Virginia, where he continued his studies and received degrees of M.A. and Ph.D. in 1895. The following year he studied in Europe and received M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Leipzig in 1896. In 1897 Lovett lectured at Johns Hopkins University and the universities of Virginia and Chicago, and became instructor in mathematics at Princeton University in September. He was promoted to assistant professor of mathematis in 1898 and from 1900 to 1905 held the rank of professor. From 1905 to 1908 he was both professor and head of the Department of Mathematics and Astronomy at Princeton.

In 1907 he was asked to head Rice Institute, Houston, being recommended for the post by Woodrow Wilson, then president of Princeton. He accepted in 1908, moved to Houston, and was formally inaugurated as the first president of the institute on Oct. 12, 1912; he continued in this capacity until his retirement on March 1, 1946. Thereafter, he was associated with Rice as president emeritus, director and consultant.

Lovett was a member of many learned societies, including Phi Beta Kappa, the London Mathematical Society, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and the Royal Astronomical Society. In 1898 he married Mary Ellen Hale; they had two daughters and two sons. He died on Aug. 13, 1957, and was buried in Glenwood Cemetery, Houston.

Excerpted from The New Handbook of Texas, 1996

 Scope and Contents

Edgar Odell Lovett's Presidential Papers document his lengthy tenure in office, from 1912-1945. The papers, housed in 62 Hollinger boxes, include his speeches, general office correspondence and records, construction records of the new Rice Institute, academic department records and financial matters. The collection is arranged in four series.

The first series, Planning the Institute, chronicles the beginning of Rice through correspondence, reports, faculty selection and building records. Opening of the Institute and Book of the Opening, the second series, includes correspondence regarding the formal opening of Rice and the official record of the opening, Book of the Opening. The third series is the President's Office Records, which detail the everyday records generated by the president's office--fiscal matters, speeches given by Lovett, correspondence and general office records. Academic Departments constitute the fourth series and document the general office matters of the departments.

Arranged in four sub-series of Correspondence, World Tour Reports [detailing Lovett's visits to international educational facilities], Faculty Selection, and Construction Records. The records give a detailed account of the many facets involved in beginning an institute for higher learning. The bulk of the materials are among the construction records of correspondence, bids, specifications, contracts, blueprints, and expense/time sheets.

 Preferred Citation

President Edgar Odell Lovett's Papers - 1912-1945, AR 1, Woodson Research Center, Fondren Library, Rice University

Acquisition Information

The papers were the official records of the President's Office in Lovett Hall and eventually were moved to attic storage. Transfer to Fondren Library occurred in the early 1960s.

 Access restrictions

This material is open for research.

 Use Restrictions

Permission to publish from President Edgar Odell Lovett papers must be obtained from the Woodson Research Center, Fondren Library, Rice University.

 Related materials

See also related collection, Edgar Odell Lovett Personal Papers, MS 60; information (vertical) files: Edgar O. Lovett; Edgar O. Lovett addresses---1919-1945; Edgar O. Lovett Bethany College Memorial, 1965; Edgar O. Lovett Princeton; Lovett Family. See also Photo/Image files and memorabilia.

 Arrangement Series I: Planning the Institute, 1907-1914 Series II: Opening of the Institute and Book of the Opening Series III: President's Office Records, 1914-1950s Series IV: Academic Departments, 1918-1950 Detailed Description of the Collection Series I: Planning the Institute, 1907-1914 Subseries A: Correspondence (1907-09) 1 1 Re: Rice, 1907 12 Re: Rice, 1908 13 1909 14 World Tour letters, Lovett to Raphael, 1908 - 09 15 Re: Publishing letters of World Tour Subseries B: World Tour Reports (1908-1909) 2 1 Postal and photo cards 22 World Tour newspaper publishings 23 The Every Day File 24 Report to the Trustees of The William M. Rice Institute 25 Report to the Trustees of The William M. Rice Institute Subseries C: Faculty Selection (1910-1918) 3 1 Selection of faculty, 1910-11 32 Axson, Stockton, 1912-1914 33 Bergson, H., 1912 34 Bevan, P.V., 1912 35 Daniell, P.J., 1912-1913 36 Evans, Griffith C., 1912-1913 37 Guerard, A.L., 1913-1918 38 Huxley, Julian, 1910-1912 [a few scattered letters from father, Leonard Huxley] 39 Inghiller, G.M., 1913 310 Jeans, J.H., 1912 311 Lombardi, Cesar M., 1913 Subseries D: Construction Records (1910-1914) Correspondence 4 1 Replies RE: Proposed Administration Building, 1910 42 Cram, Goodhue and Ferguson, 1909-1912 43 A.B. Cohn, etc. Re: Contractors, Estimates, Expenses #1, 1910-1911 44 A.B. Cohn, etc. Re: Contractors, Estimates, Expenses #2, 1912 45 P. de la Rosa, Re: Rice Shield Design, 1910-1911 Bids 51 Administration Building 5 2 Bricks, Marble, Limestone 53 Bids and Costs: Grounds Work 54 Mech. Lab and Power House 55 Physical Laboratory 56 President's House 57 Residence Hall 58 Tunnels 59 Campus Well Specifications 510 Administration Building - Electric Work 511 Administration Building - Electric Work 512 Administration Building (Lovett Hall) Excavation, etc. 513 Administration Building - Heating 514 Administration Building - Plumbing 515 Chemical Laboratory 516 Chemistry Building 517 Drainage and Sewers 518 Field House - Electric Work, Plumbing, and Heating 519 Mechanical Lab and Power House - Electric Work 520 Mechanical Lab - Electric Work 6 1 Mechanical Lab and Power House - Excavation, etc. 62 Mechanical Laboratory - Heating 63 Physics Lab - Heating, Plumbing and Electric 64 Mechanical Laboratory - Plumbing 65 Mechanical Laboratory and Power House - Plumbing 66 Physics Laboratory - Excavation, etc. 67 President's House - Excavation, etc. 68 President's House - Excavation, etc. Alternate A 69 President's House - Mains 610 Residence Hall (No. 2 South) - Electric Work 611 Residence Hall for Men - Excavation, etc. 7 1 Residence Hall (No. 2) - Excavations, etc. 72 Residence Hall (South) - Excavations, etc. 73 Residence Hall (South) - Heating 74 Residence Hall - Heating and Ventilation 75 Residence Hall - Heating, Plumbing, and Electric 76 Residence Hall - Plumbing 77 Residence Hall (South) - Plumbing 78 Street Lights 79 Tunnel Extension 710 Tunnel Extension Piping 711 Pipe Tunnels - Excavation and Concrete Work Contracts 8 1 No. 1 -- Administration Building 82 Athletic Field 83 No. 2 -- Mechanical Lab and Power House 84 No. 2 -- Orders to Contractor 85 No. 3 - Pipe Tunnels (1911) 86 No. 3A - Storm Drains and Sewers 87 No. 4 - Residence Hall 88 No. 5 -- Planting Trees; No. 6 - Gates 89 No. 7 - Painting; No. 8 - Furniture; No. 9 - Street Lights 810 No. 10 - Screens; No. 11 - Flags; No. 12 - Stands for Opening 811 No. 13 - Physics Laboratory 812 No. 14 - Residence Hall No. 2; No. 15 - Physics Lab (Electric Work); No. 16 - Physics Lab (Plumbing) 813 Street Widening 814 Concrete Tunnels, 1916 815 No. 17 - Hardware for Residence Buildings Order 816 No. 17 - Residence Hall Construction (1915) 817 No. 17A - Furniture - Residence Hall 818 No. 17B-- Lighting Fixtures - Residence Hall 819 Physics Building 820 Athletic Field and Expenses 821 Expenses - Drains and Sewers 822 Contracts and Estimates -- Roadways and Grading 823 Contracts and Estimates - Roadways 824 Residence Hall for Men - Electric Work, Plumbing 825 Railroad Spur to Institute Blueprints 9 1 Stadium Drainage System 92 Athletic Field, Drainage and Grading (1911) 93 Original Drainage (1910) 94 Campus Sewer and Drainage (1910) 95 Sketch Standing Desk 96 Third Floor of Residence (Revised) 97 Harris Bayou - Drainage 98 Progress Sheet for Tunnel Work (1911) 99 Sewer and Drainage System (1910) 910 Profile of Drainage Ditch (1929) 911 Location of Entrance and Drives (1911) Expenses/ Time Sheets 10 1 Waldo, Wilmer Engineer: Expenses, 1910 102 Drainage and Sewers, 1911 103 Tunnels, 1911 104 1911 105 Athletic Field, 1912 - 13 106 1912 107 1912 11 1 Drains and Sewers, 1912 112 August 1912 113 September 1912 114 November 1912 115 December 1912 116 1913 117 January 1913 118 February 1913 119 March 1913 1110 Drainage System and Athletic Field 1111 Tunnel Views (Photos - Nov. 1, 1911) 1112 Tunnel Views (Photos - Dec. 1, 1911) 1113 Engineer's Report (W. Waldo) - Drainage/ Sewage (1910) Series II: Opening of the Institute and Book of the Opening

This series includes information on printed materials for the opening, correspondence from invited guests, and information on the official record of the opening.

 Correspondence 12 1 1912 - 1913 122 Odes, Including Henry Van Dyke 123 Odes -- Kipling, Rudyard (opening - proposed inaugural ode) 124 Invitations not sent; printed matter 125 Engraved plates 126 Replies to invitations 127 Replies to invitations 13 1 General correspondence, 1908-1910 132 General correspondence, January - August 1911 133 General correspondence, September - December 1911 134 Correspondence Re: Opening, July-October 1912 135 Altamira, Rafael, 1912-1913 136 Borel, Emile, 1912-1914 137 Croce, Benedetto, 1912 138 de Vries, Prof. Hugo, 1912 139 Jones, Henry, 1912 1310 Kikuchi, Dairoka, 1912 1311 Ostwald, Wilhelm, 1912 1312 Poincare, Henri, 1912 1313 Ramsay, William, 1912-1914, 1926 1314 Volterra, Vito, 1912-1951 Book of the Opening 1315 Program for the Opening, October 1912 1316 Book of the Opening-Correspondence, 1917-1920, 1943 1317 Reviews - Book of the Opening, 1915, 1918 1318 Records of books sent Series III: President's Office Records, 1914-1950s

This series, organized in four sub-series of General, Correspondence, Speeches and Fiscal, constitutes the largest series of 41 boxes. Highlights include statistics, scholarships/fellowships/bequests/loans, trustees, and records involving Rice and World War II. Lovett's interest in education is seen in his speeches on- and off-campus. Early ledgers and budgets are also included.

 Subseries A: General (alpha) 14 1 Institutional Membership in Organization and Accrediting 142 Accrediting Information 143 Alliance Francaise 144 American Association of University Professors 145 American Association of University Women 146 American Dormitory Fund 147 American University in Europe, 1918-1927 148 Andrews, Mrs. Mark Edwin 149 Angel, John (statue, portrait) 1410 Announcements - Official 1411 Anti-reds pamphlets, 1950s 1412 Association of Rice Alumni 1413 Athletics, 1918-27 (folder 1) 15 1 Athletics, 1918-43 152 Telegrams concerning Atomic Energy [Atomic Bomb, 1945] 153 Autry House 154 [Anonymous lectures in memory of Stockton] Axson 155 Captain Baker 156 British Educational Mission (Nov 1918) 157 C Misc. 158 Clubs - Houston 159 Cohen, George S. and; Cohen House corres., 1920s-30s 1510 A.B. Cohn 1511 Commencement, 1916 1512 Commencement, 1917 1513 Commencement, 1918 1514 Commencement, 1919 1515 Commencement, 1920 1516 Commencement, 1921 1517 Commencement, 1922 16 1 Commencement, 1923 162 Commencement, 1924 163 Commencement, 1925 164 Commencement, 1926 165 Commencement, 1927 166 Commencement, 1928 167 Commencement, 1929 168 Commencement, 1930 169 Commencement, 1931 1610 Commencement, 1932 1611 Commencement, 1933 1612 Commencement, 1934 1613 Commencement, 1935 1614 Commencement, 1936 1615 Commencement, 1937 1616 Commencement, 1938 17 1 Commencement, 1939 172 Commencement, 1940 173 Commencement, 1941 174 Commencement, 1942 175 Commencement, 1943 176 Commencement, 1944 177 Commencement, 1945 178 Commencement, 1946 179 3rd Commissioning Ceremony (28 Feb. 1945) 1710 Cooperative Store 1711 Cram and; Ferguson 1712 D misc. 1713 Deferment records, 1941-47 (folder 1) 1714 Deferment records, 1941-47 (folder 2) 1715 Deferment records, 1941-47 (folder 3) 18 1 Deferment records 1941-47 (folder 4) 182 Deferment records 1941-47 (folder 5) 183 Deferment records 1941-47 (folder 6) 184 [PhD] Degrees awarded by the Rice Institute 185 Degrees conferred by the Rice Institute 186 Dinner guests 187 Dinner programs 188 Diploma -framing 189 E misc. 1810 [Bureau of] Education 19 1 Engineering Alumni of the Rice Institute 192 Engineering Associations, etc. 193 Engineering graduates of the Rice Institute - positions held 194 First Rice Engineering Show - 1920 195 Rice Engineering Society 196 Engineers, American Association of 197 Engineers' Council for Professional Development 198 Professional Engineers, Texas State Board of Registration 199 F misc. 1910 Faculty business 1911 Faculty Club, 1928-49 (folder 1) 1912 Faculty Club, 1928-49 (folder 2) 1913 Faculty Club, 1928-49 (folder 3) 1914 Faculty lectures 1915 Faculty salaries: 1920, 1945 1916 Faculty statistics 1917 Financial questions 1918 Founder 1919 French Mission 20 1 French Mission I (1937) 202 French Mission II (1937) 203 French Mission III (2 April 1937) 204 G misc. 205 General, 1940-48 (folder 1) 206 General, 1940-48 (folder 2) 207 Geddes Prize 208 Gifts to the Rice Institute 209 Godwin Lectureship - correspondence, 1919-20 21 1 Godwin Lectureship - correspondence, 1921-40 212 Godwin Lectureship - clippings 213 Goethe 214 Graduate work in the South 215 Guggenheim Foundation correspondence 216 H misc. 217 Harvard 218 Harvard Tercentenary 219 Hillel Foundation 2110 Historical Society 2111 Honor Council 2112 Honor Council - Papers 2/21/41 2113 Honor Council - 1st Report of Testimony 2114 Honor Council - 2nd Report of Testimony 2/21/41 2115 Honor Council - Procedure and; Decision 2/21/41 22 1 Houston Philosophical Society 222 Inauguration 223 Inauguration of Dr. Houston 224 Industrial Edition of Houston Post, 1920 - correspondence 225 Institute activities - miscellaneous 226 Insurance 227 L misc. 228 Lectures at Rice 229 Rockwell Lectures, 1938-1945 (folder A) 2210 Rockwell Lectures, 1938-1945 (folder B) 2211 Rockwell Lectures, 1938-1945 (folder C) 2212 Rockwell Lectures, 1938-1945 (folder E F) 23 1 Rockwell Lectures, 1938-1945 (folder G) 232 Rockwell Lectures, 1938-1945 (folder H I J) 233 Rockwell Lectures, 1938-1945 (folder K L) 234 Rockwell Lectures, 1938-1945 (folder M) 235 Rockwell Lectures, 1938-1945 (folder P Q) 236 Rockwell Lectures, 1938-1945 (folder S) 237 Rockwell Lectures, 1938-1945 (folder X Y Z) 238 Sharp Lectureship on Civics and; Philanthropy, 1918-1941 (folder 1) 239 Sharp Lectureship on Civics and; Philanthropy, 1918-1941 (folder 2) 2310 Sharp Lectureship on Civics and; Philanthropy, 1918-1941 (folder 3) 2311 Sharp Lectureship on Civics and; Philanthropy, 1918-1941 (folder 4) 2312 Sharp Lectureship on Civics and; Philanthropy, 1918-1941 (folder 5) 2313 Sharp Lectureship on Civics and; Philanthropy, 1918-1941 (folder 6) 2314 Lectureships (endowed) at other institutions 2315 Lectureship in Music, 1922-1929 (folder 1) 24 1 Lectureship in Music, 1922-1929 (folder 2) 242 Lectureship in Music, 1922-1929 (folder 3) 243 Library 244 Library account, 1926-1948 (folder 1) 245 Library account, 1926-1948 (folder 2) 246 Library account, 1926-1948 (folder 3) 25 1 Library account, 1926-1948 (folder 4) 252 Library Committee 253 Library - Memorial Books 254 Library Planning Group 255 Dr. Lovett 256 Office and Lovett's travel expenses, etc., 1908-1911 257 Minister's Alliance inquiry 258 N misc. 259 National Research Council Fellows from the Rice Institute 2510 NROTC - The Rice Institute 2511 Navy Program I, 1943-1944 (folder 1) 2512 Navy Program I, 1943-1944 (folder 2) 2513 Navy Program I, 1943-1944 (folder 3) 26 1 Navy Program I, 1943-1944 (folder 4) 262 Navy Program II, 1944-1946 (folder 1) 263 Navy Program II, 1944-1946 (folder 2) 264 Navy Program II, 1944-1946 (folder 3) 265 Navy Program II, 1944-1946 (folder 4) 266 Organizations, local 267 [Committee on] Outdoor Sports 268 P misc. 27 1 Committees, personnel 272 Phi Beta Kappa, 1921-1947 (folder 1) 273 PBK, 1921-1947 (folder 2) 274 PBK, 1921-1947 (folder 3) 275 Phi Lambda Upsilon 276 Physics Building - Cornerstone Jan. 12 1914 277 R misc. 278 Registrar I, 1919-1931 (folder 1) 279 Registrar I, 1919-1931 (folder 2) 2710 Registrar I, 1919-1931 (folder 3) 28 1 Registrar I, 1919-1931 (folder 4) 282 Registrar II, 1933-1941 (folder 1) 283 Registrar II, 1933-1941 (folder 2) 284 Registrar III, 1933-1941 (folder 3) 285 Registrar III, 1942-1946 (folder 1) 286 Registrar III, 1942-1946 (folder 2) 287 Registrar III, 1942- 1946 (folder 3) 288 Registration and Degrees 289 [Committee on] Residential Halls 2810 Rice addresses and articles, 1914-1946 2811 Rice Alumni 2812 Rice Clubs 2813 Rice Institute extension lectures delivered During World War I 29 1 Rice Institute Pamphlet: correspondence re: vols. 7:2, 8:2 (Dante Sexcentenary Lectures) 1921-22 292 [Memoranda on the History of the] Rice Institute 293 Memorandum about the Rice Institute; prepared for the Ordnance Dept., 8/24/45 294 [Newspaper Articles About the] Rice Institute 295 The Rice Institute Service Award 296 S.S. Rice Victory 297 S 298 Salaries 299 Salaries: Replies from Colleges 2910 San Jacinto Museum of History Schloarships, Fellowships, Bequests, and Loans 2911 American Petroleum Institute Scholarship 2912 Architectural Award in Memory of E.B. Arrants 30 1 Mrs. George F. Arnold Traveling Fellowship 302 Samuel S. Ashe Scholarship 303 Association of Rice Alumni Scholarships (extinct) 304 Max Autry Memorial Scholarships 305 Ellen Axson Wilson Scholarship 306 Graham Baker Studentship 307 James A. Baker and; Alice Graham Baker Bequest 308 Bender Bequest 309 Miss Willa Boord 3010 Samuel Fain Carter Fellowship 3011 Chapman - Bryan Memorial Scholarship 3012 College Women's Club Fund 3013 John McKnitt Alexander Chapter D.A.R. Scholarship 3014 Lady Washington Chapter D.A.R. 3015 Dow Chemical Co. Scholarship (or Fellowship) 3016 Eastman Kodak Company Fellowships 3017 E.B.L.S. Alumnae Fellowship 3018 E.B.L.S. Scholarship 3019 Engineering Alumni Scholarship 3020 Junior Engineering Scholarship 3021 Forms of Bequest of Scholarships and Fellowships 3022 Franklin Scholarships 3023 Friends of Rice 3024 Mary Parker Gieseke Scholarship 3025 Hohenthal Scholarships 3026 Katie B. Howard Scholarship 3027 Humble Oil and; Refining Co. Fellowships 3028 Jordan Fund 3029 O.W.L.S. Library Fund 3030 Paddock Gifts 3031 P.A.L.S. Scholarship 3032 President's Loan Fund of the Rice Institute 3033 R, Association Scholarship 3034 Rhodes Scholarship I, 1919-35 (folder 1) 3035 Rhodes Scholarship I, 1919-35 (folder 2) 31 1 Rhodes Scholarship I, 1919-35 (folder 3) 312 Rhodes Scholarship I, 1919-35 (folder 4) 313 Rhodes Scholarship II, 1935-45 (folder 1) 314 Rhodes Scholarship II, 1935-45 (folder 2) 315 Rhodes Scholarship II, 1935-45 (folder 3) 316 Mr. William R. Rice, Jr. 317 Daniel and Edith Ripley Scholarships 318 Mary W. Roper Request 319 Semper Fidelis Club 3110 Settegast Fund 3111 Sharp Fellowship - Applications and; Recommendations 3112 Sharp Fellowship - W.T. Thom, Jr. 3113 Sharp Fund 3114 Stone Fund 3115 Students' Memorial Loan Fund (HOGG) 3116 Texas Company Fellowships 3117 Traveling Scholarship in Architecture 3118 Walsh Scholarship in Architecture 3119 Blanchie White Scholarships 3120 Wiess Gift 3121 Bill Williams Scholarship 3122 Scholarship Fund Income, 1946-47 32 1 Southern University Conference 1935-1938 322 Southern University Conference 1939-1940 323 Southern University Conference 1941 324 Southern University Conference 1944-1945 33 1 Sigma Xi 332 Stadium Fund 333 Student Expenses 334 Statistics 1914-37 (folder A) 335 Statistics 1914-37 (folder B) 336 Statistics 1914-37 (folder C) 337 Statistics 1914-37 (folder D) 338 Statistics 1914-37 (folder E F) 339 Statistics 1914-37 (folder G) 3310 Statistics 1914-37 (folder H I J) 3311 Statistics 1914-37 (folder K L) 3312 Statistics 1914-37 (folder M) 3313 Statistics 1914-37 (folder N O) 3314 Statistics 1914-37 (folder P Q) 3315 Statistics 1914-37 (folder R) 3316 Statistics 1914-37 (folder S) 3317 Statistics 1914-37 (folder T U V) 3318 Statistics 1914-37 (folder W) 3319 Statistics 1914-37 (folder X Y Z) 3320 Statistics 1938-45 (folder A) 3321 Statistics 1938-45 (folder C) 3322 Statistics 1938-45 (folder D) 3323 Statistics 1938-45 (folder E F) 3324 Statistics 1938-45 (folder H I J) 3325 Statistics 1938-45 (folder N O) 3326 Statistics 1938-45 (folder P Q) 3327 Statistics 1938-45 (folder S) 3328 Statistics 1938-45 (folder T U V) 34 1 Statistics Furnished the Southern Assn. of Colleges and; Secondary Schools, 1920-36 (folder 1) 342 Statistics Furnished the Southern Assn. of Colleges and; Secondary Schools, 1920-36 (folder 2) 343 Statistics Furnished the Southern Assn. of Colleges and; Secondary Schools, 1920-36 (folder 3) 344 Students' Army Training Corps - World War I (folder 1) 345 Students' Army Training Corps - World War I (folder 2) 346 Students' Army Training Corps - World War I (folder 3) 347 T 348 Tau Beta Pi 349 Tenure policy, 1935 (folder 1) 35 1 Tenure policy, 1935 (folder 2) 352 Tenure policy, 1935 (folder 3) 353 Testimonials 354 Thanksgiving Reunion, 1919 355 Trustees 356 Trustees, 1918-20 357 Trustees, 1920-28 358 Trustees, 1928-30 36 1 Trustees, 1930-32 362 Trustees, 1918-47 (folder A) 363 Trustees, 1918-47 364 Trustees, 1918-47 (folder B) 365 Trustees, 1918-47 (folder C) 366 Trustees, 1918-47 (folder D) 367 Trustees, 1918-47 (folder G) 368 Trustees, 1918-47 (folder K L) 369 Trustees, 1918-47 (folder P Q) 3610 Trustees, 1918-47 (folder R) 3611 Trustees, 1918-47 (folder S) 3612 Trustees, 1918-47 (folder W) 3613 Trustees, 1918-47 (folder Y Z) 3614 Trustees, 1932-42 (folder 1) 3615 Trustees, 1932-42 (folder 2) 37 1 Trustees, 1932-42 (folder 3) 372 Trustees meeting, 9-12-1945 373 Trustees meetings, 1946 (Jan - May) 374 Trustees meetings, 1946 (June - Dec) 375 Trustees meetings, 1947 376 Trustees meetings, 1949-51 377 U-V 378 Water supply, Rice Institution 1929-39 correspondence re: contamination tests, etc. 379 William Ward Watkin - EOL correspondence, 1920-38 38 1 [Rice Men in] World War I 382 World War II - Air Raid precautions 383 World War II - Air Force 384 World War II -- [Headquarters] Eighth Corps Area 385 World War II -- Eighth Naval District 386 World War II -- Eighth Service Command 387 World War II - Engineering Schools Training Program (folder 1) 388 World War II - Engineering Schools Training Program (folder 2) 389 World War II - Engineering, Science, and; Management Defense Training 3810 World War II - Faculty counselors for Navy students 3811 World War II - Fire Patrol 39 1 World War II - Letters of Recommendation: Armed Forces 392 World War II -- [U.S.] Marine Corps 393 World War II - National Defense (folder 1) 394 World War II - National Defense (folder 2) 395 World War II - National Defense (folder 3) 396 World War II - National Research Council 397 World War II - National Resources Planning Board 398 World War II - National Roster of Scientific and; Specialized Personnel 40 1 World War II - Naval ROTC 402 World War II - Navy Department 403 World War II - Navy Department 404 World War II - Office of Civilian Defense 405 World War II - Preparedness, etc. 406 World War II - ROTC application 407 World War II - Rice men: multiple, misc, general 408 World War II - Rice men (folder A) 409 World War II - Rice men (folder B) 4010 World War II - Rice men (folder C) 41 1 World War II - Rice men (folder D) 412 World War II - Rice men (folder E F) 413 World War II - Rice men (folder G) 414 World War II - Rice men (folder H I J) 415 World War II - Rice men (folder K L) 416 World War II - Rice men (folder M) 417 World War II - Rice men (folder N O) 418 World War II - Rice men (folder P Q) 419 World War II - Rice men (folder R) 4110 World War II - Rice men (folder S) 4111 World War II - Rice men (folder T U V) 4112 World War II - Rice men (folder W) 4113 World War II - Rice men (folder X Y Z) 4114 World War II - Salary Stabilization Unit - Internal Revenue Dept. 4115 World War II - Selective Service regulations 4116 World War II - Special Procurement Board GCAFTC Ellington Field 4117 World War II - War Department 4118 World War II - War Department: Reserve Officer's Pool 4119 World War II - War Man Power Commission 4120 World War II - War Man Power Commission - Engineering questionnaire 4121 Women's Auxiliary Corps - World War II Subseries B: Correspondence 42 1 A General, 1912-1923 422 Ainslie, Douglas, 1912-1913 423 Axson, Stockton, 1915-1917, 1931 424 B General, 1912-1950 425 Baker, James A. [Captain], 1913-1941 426 Birkoff, George D., 1939-1941, 1945 427 Blaney, T. Lindsay, 1912-1914 428 C General, 1912-1948 429 Cajal, L.R. 1912 4210 Caldwell, Robert, 1914-1932 4211 Campanile, 1922-1945 4212 Conklin, Edwin G., 1940-1943 4213 Cram and; Ferguson, 1913-1942 4214 D General, 1914-1944 4215 E General, 1913-1921 43 1 Echols, W. H., 1921-1933 432 Eisenhart, Luther P., 1927-1931 433 Epstein - violin, 1913 434 Evans, Griffith C., 1915-1932 435 F General, 1916-1945 436 Foster, Marcellus E., 1928-1940 437 G General, 1913-1943 438 H General, 1912-1946 439 Hadamard, Jacques, 1911-1940 4310 Hogg family members, 1911-1948 4311 Houston, William V., 1946 4312 Huxley, Julian S., 1913-1914, (folder 1) 4313 Huxley, Julian S., 1915-1954, (folder 2) 4314 I General, 1946 44 1 J General, 1917-1945 442 Jones, Jesse H., 1913-1945 443 Jones, Henry, 1914-1922 444 K General, 1913-1947 445 L General, 1913-1942 446 Lie, Sophus, 1899-1912 447 Lovett portrait unveiling, 1946 448 Lovett's resignation from Rice, 1941, 1946 449 M General, 1913-1954 4410 McCants, J.T., 1912-1916 4411 MacKail, J.W. 1912, 1917 4412 [University of] Mississippi, 1946 4413 Moraud, M., 1940-1946 4414 N General, 1916-1917, 1942-1947 4415 O General, 1924, 1937 45 1 P General, 1913-1949 452 R General, 1913-1950 453 Rand, Edward K., 1940-1941 454 Raphael, Emanuel, member of the 1st Board of Trustees, 1913 455 S General, 1912-1950 456 Statue - W.M. Rice, 1928, 1944 457 T General, 1912-1922 458 Thomson, J.J., 1911-1936 459 Thresher, 1921-1945 4510 V General, 1913, 1951 4511 W General, 1910-1954 4512 Weems, F. Carrington, 1910-1951 4513 Weiser, M/M Harry, 1915, 1940-1941 4514 Wheeler, Anne, 1949 4515 Weiss, Harry, 1912-1948 4516 Wilson, H.A., 1912-1932 4517 X-Y-Z General, 1937-1938 Subseries C: Speeches On Campus 46 1 Laying of cornerstone, 3-2-1911 462 Matriculation address, 1912 463 Development in buildings of Rice Institute, 1913 -14 464 Matriculation address, 1914 465 Matriculation address, 1915 466 Introducing President Hibben, 2-12-1916 467 Rice YMCA, 2-25-1916, 9-28-1916 468 Matriculation address, 1916 469 Opening, 1916 4610 Matriculation address, 1917 4611 Presentation of diplomas to Rice graduates at Camp Leon Springs, 6-1917 4612 Commencement, 6-1917 4613 Rice and Religion, 3-28-1918 4614 Rice and Religion, 10-3-1918 4615 Introductions at visits of British and French Missions, 1918 4616 Matriculation address, 1918 4617 Students' Army Training Corps induction service, 10-1-1918 4618 The University and the War, 1918 4619 Matriculation address, 1919 4620 Rice YWCA, 10-2-1919 4621 Concerning the Rice Institute, Kiwanis Club, 1-28-1920 4622 Introduction of William Howard Taft, 4-21-1920 4623 Address during Rice commencement season, 1920 4624 Matriculation address, 1920 4625 Honor System remarks, 9-28-1920 4626 Spiritual Needs of the Intellectual Life, Rice YWCA, 9-30-1920 4617 Historical Sketch of Rice Institute, A Gift to Texas Youth, 11-17-1920 4628 Introductions of Sir Auckland Geddes, 5-12-1921 4629 Matriculation address, 1921 4630 Honor System remarks, 10-4-1921 4631 Writer's Club of Rice Institute address, 10-7-1921 4632 Introductions of President Lowell, 4-24-1922 4633 Matriculation address, 1922 47 1 Writers' Club, 10-2-1922 472 Address to the Rice class of St. Paul's Methodist Church, 10-22-1922 473 Honor System address, 10-25-1922 474 Introduction of President Hibben, 11-30-1922 475 Writers' Club, 10-8-1923 476 Matriculation address, 1923 477 Introduction of John Powell, 4-4-1923 478 Matriculation address, 1924 479 Matriculation address, 1925 4710 Introduction of President Hoover, 5-11-1925 4711 Introduction of Sir Henry Hadow, 4-7-1926 4712 Matriculation address, 1926 4713 Matriculation address, 1927 4714 Honor System address, 11-10-1927 4715 Cohen House dedication, 11-24-1927 4716 Rice Engineering Society banquet, 5-10-1928 4717 R and; Quill dinner, 5-18-1928 4718 Matriculation address, 1929 4719 Physical Education, 2-11-1929 4720 Trustees' dinner, 2-16-1929 4721 Matriculation address, 1930 4722 Rice Football banquet, 12-12-1930 4723 Engineering Show, 1930 4724 Mental Equilibrium - Rice Engineering Society, 4-4-1931 4725 Rice Club of Port Arthur, 4-20-1931 4726 Matriculation address, 1931 4727 Faculty Club, 10-1-1931 4728 R Association banquet for football team, 12-10-1931 4729 Matriculation address, 1932 4730 Engineering Show, 1932 4731 Faculty Club, 10-12-1932 4732 R Association dinner for football team, 12-2-1932 4733 Matriculation address, 1933 4734 R Association dinner for football team, 12-6-1933 4735 Rice Boosters dinner, 3-19-1934 4736 Matriculation address, 1934 4737 Engineering Show, 1934 4738 Friends of Rice meeting, 9-10-1934 (address re. football) 4739 Rice Alumni homecoming dinner, 11-12-1934 48 1 Matriculation address, 1935 482 Football demonstration, 9-12-1935 483 Friends of Rice meeting, 9-10-1936 484 Rice Engineering grads 2nd reunion, 4-18-1936 485 Matriculation address, 1936 486 Engineering Show, 1936 487 Association of Rice Alumni dinner, 11-20-1936 488 R Association banquet, 12-9-1936 489 Introduction of Professor Rand, 1-12-1937 4810 Some Returns on Scholarship Phi Beta Kappa Society - Rice Chapter, 3-10-1937 4811 French Mission, 4-2-1937 4812 Rice Alumni homecoming dinner, 11-12-1937 4813 R Association dinner, 12-14-1937 4814 Matriculation address, 1937 4815 Sigma Xi dinner, 3-25-1938 4816 Introduction of Sir Robert Falconer, 4-5-1938 4817 Matriculation address, 1938 4818 Homecoming dinner, 10-21-1938 4819 Rice Stadium dedication, 10-22-1938 4820 Football Dinner Houston Club [1938] 4821 Engineering Show, 1938 4822 Article on Rice Institute for Garden Clubs of America, 2-14-1939 4823 Rice Owl and Alumni News, 1939 4824 Matriculation address, 1939 4825 Dedication of new Commons, 9-20-1939 4826 R Association banquet, 12-13-1939 4827 Jess Neely dinner, 2-7-1940 4828 Introduction of Dean Pound, 4-2-1940 4829 Port Arthur Rice Club dinner, 4-19-1940 4830 Engineering Show, 1940 4831 Matriculation address, 1940 4832 Introduction of Dr. Sizoo (4th Rockwell lecturer), 1-14-1941 4833 Rice Alumni Association dinner, 9-26-1941 4834 Rice Alumni banquet, 11-7-1941 4835 Matriculation address, 1941 4836 Matriculation address, 1942 4837 Rice NROTC Unit presentation of awards, 5-24-1943 4838 Rice ROTC Unit awarding of commissions, 2-26-1944 4839 NROTC Commissioning ceremony, 10-25-1944 4840 Article on Rice Institute, 6-8-1944 4841 Commencement address, 10-30-1944 4842 Rice in Transition Introduction of President, Houston - Commencement, 4-4-1946 4843 H.A. Wilson Award, 6-2-1950 4844 Naming of Wiess Hall, 3-26-1950 4845 Axson dinner [n.d.] Off Campus 49 1 Educational address, Marion Military Institute, 7-1903 492 Present Obligations of College Men, Marion Military Institute 10-1904 493 Marion Institute, 7-1910 494 Toast at King's Dinner, 12-7-1909 495 Panhellenic banquet, 12-29-1909 496 The Spirit of Science Phi Beta Kappa Address, University of Virginia, 6-15-1910 497 Houston Real Estate Exchange dinner, 4-29-1910 498 Alumni Association of Northern Colleges banquet, 4-30-1910 499 Town and; Gown Club, Austin, 1911 4910 Public Education in Japan, Teachers' Institute, 5-13-1911 4911 Lumber and; Learning, Lumberman's Association of Texas, 4-12-1911 4912 The Spirit of Learning, University of Texas commencement, 1911 4913 Fort Worth address, 6-8-1911 4914 The Appeal of Music article for Educational Program of Music Festival Association, Austin, 6-28-1912 4915 The Spirit of Science, Scientific Society of San Antonio, 1-14-1913 4916 Chamber of Commerce dinner, 10-22-1914 4917 The Conservation of Youth, Southwestern University address, 12-11-1914 4918 Woman's Club of Houston, 1-6-1915 4919 Beaumont Chamber of Commerce, 1-14-1915 4920 First Christian Church Sunday School address, 1915 4921 Methodist dinner, 3-5-1915 4922 In the Service of Civilization, North Texas State Normal College (Denton, TX), Baccalaureate address, 5-25-1915 4923 Montgomery County Teachers' Institute, Willis, TX, 9-7-1915 4924 Woman's Club of Houston, 1-5-1916 4925 Patriotic Education, DAR address, 2-22-1916 4918 The Spirit and; Temper of Learning, Beta Theta Pi Alumni Dinner 3-11-1916 4919 The University and; The Age, Arkansas State Teachers' Association 4-7-1916 4928 Supt. Horn dinner, 11-18-1916 4929 Temple Beth Israel, 2-2-1917 50 1 Houston and Its Educational Institutions, Houston Chamber of Commerce dinner, 5-15-1917 502 Education and the War, Dallas News, 7-18-1917 503 Education and the War, Houston Heights Teachers' meeting, 10-13-1917 504 Education and the War, Hunt County Teachers' Institute, 11-14-1917 505 Houston Art League, 4-12-1918 506 The Country is Calling Men to College, Plattsburg Camp, 8-1918 507 Three Calls of the War, Beaumont High School graduation exercises, 6-5-1919 508 Home Missions Conference, 10-9-1919 509 Washington's birthday, 1919 5010 The Place of the Privately Endowed Institution, Texas State Teachers' Association, 11-28-1919 5011 The Education of Public Opinion, Texas Press Association meeting, 1920 5012 The Education of Public Opinion article for Dallas News, 1920 (not (sent) 5013 The Call to the Scholar's Career, College of Industrial Arts, Denton 3-13-1920 5014 Inauguration of President Chase, University of North Carolina, 4-28-1920 5015 Indiana University centenary, 5-6-1920 5016 A Christian Call in the Wake of the War, Chautauqua, Conroe, TX 5-16-1920 5017 The Call to the Scholar's Career, Brownsville High School graduation exercises, 5-25-1920 5018 Palestine Rotary Club, 5-28-1920 5019 The Call to the Scholar's Career, Palestine High School graduation address, 5-28-1920 5020 A Toast to the Texas Press Association, 6-11-1920 5021 Diamond Jubilee of Father Kirwin, Galveston, 6-23-1920 5022 Religion and; the Spirit of the University, 72nd Diocesan Council, 1-22-1921 5023 The City and; the University, City Club of Houston, 2-1-1921 5024 Beaumont Chamber of Commerce, 2-9-1921 5025 Orange Chautauqua, 4-10-1921 5026 Baptist Temple, Houston Heights, 5-1-1921 5027 Victoria High School commencement, 5-16-1921 5028 Medicine and; the University, Baylor University School of Medicine commencement, Dallas, 5-26-1921 5029 Several Ends of Education, University of Virginia, 5-30-1921 5030 Some Implication of the Idea of Progress, Scientific Society of San Antonio, 9-30-1921 5031 Some Remarks on Religion and; the University, First Christian Church, 10-2-1921 5032 Archibald McLean memorial address, 1st Christian Church 3-6-1921, Heights Christian Church, 3-13-1921 5033 Archibald McLean memorial address, Bethany College, 10-27-1921 51 1 Some Aspects of Science, Iowa Academy of Science, 4-28-1922 512 Treble Clef Club dinner, 5-16-1922 (not delivered) 513 Medicine and; the University, University of Texas Medical School commencement, 5-31-1922 514 Lawyers' Club of Houston, 9-30-1922 515 Business and; Education, Rotary Club of Beaumont, 9-11-1922 516 Student Loan Fund, Rotary Club of Houston, 11-2-1922 517 The University in Education, Texas Federation of Women's Clubs, 11-7-1922 518 Opening of Houston Fair and Exposition, 11-9-1922 519 Texas Federation of Women's Clubs, 11-9-1922 5110 The Fellowship of Learning, Houston Philosophical Society and; Historical Society, 12-31-1922 5111 Patriotic Education, DAR, 3-30-1923 5112 Patriotic Education, University Club of Fort Worth, 4-13-1923 5113 Some Thoughts on Patriotism, Palestine High School commencement, 5-25-1923 5114 Education for Citizenship, Port Arthur High School commencement, 6-1-1923 5115 Inaugural Address for President Horn, Southwestern University, 6-6-1923 5116 Then and; Now, Diamond Jubilee of Fort Worth, 11-13-1923 5117 Business and; Education, New Orleans Association of Commerce, 11-22-1923 5118 Patriotism and; Public Opinion, Church Club of Louisiana, 11-12-1923 5119 Texas State Teachers' Association [c. 1923] 5120 1st Methodist Church Men's banquet, 4-8-1924 5121 Patriotic Education for Citizenship, Goose Creek High School commencement, 5-15-1924 5122 Southwestern Louisiana Institute, 5-26-1924 5123 Bethany College Alumni luncheon, 6-12-1924 5124 Orange Rotary Club, 9-9-1924 5125 Robert E. Lee, Texas Federation of Women's Clubs convention, 11-11-1925 5126 Several Enterprises of the Human Spirit, Matthews Bible Class, McAllen, TX, 11-29-1925 5127 Bachelors and Beyond, Drake University, 12-3-1925 5128 Permanent Features of the University, University of Virginia Alumni dinner, 12-17-1925 5129 St. Mary's Hall dedication, San Antonio, 4-10-1926 5130 The Building of a University, Kiwanis Club luncheon, 9-22-1926 5131 Houston Library dedication, 10-18-1926 52 1 Knife and Fork Club dinner, 12-9-1926 522 The Obligations of an Educated Mind to the Cause of Peace, LSV conference, 2-5-1927 523 Baptist Student convention, 2-18-1927 524 Alexander Love Chapter, DAR, 2-22-1927 525 College of Industrial Arts Library dedication, 4-16-1927 526 Our Universities, American Philosophical Society dinner, 4-30-1927 527 Go to College Day, San Antonio, 5-13-1927 528 Carrying On in Scholarship and Service, Colorado College commencement, 6-15-1927 529 Science Seminar Banquet, Aand;M, 5-21-1928 5210 Knife and Fork Club dinner honoring Stockton Axson, 4-2-1929 5211 Drama Group, 5-8-1929 5212 Science and Welfare, Texas Tech College commencement 5-27-1929 5213 Coeducation in Colleges, article for Gargoyle, 9-17-1929 5214 Louisiana State Teachers' Association, 11-22-1929 5215 Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Founder's Day, 4-12-1930 5216 University of Oklahoma, 4-22-1930 (3 Addresses) 5217 Houston Junior College graduation, 5-23-1930 5218 Texas Section of the Mathematical Association, TCU, 1-31-1931 5219 Science and Humanism, Alpha Theta Pi Society, SMU, 4-18-1931 5220 Greetings From the University World, LSU President Smith inauguration, 11-12-1931 5221-22 At home in the university, University of Virginia, 4-13-1932 5223 Carrying On, Aand;M College commencement, 6-4-1932 5224 Religious Education, 2nd Presbyterian Church, 10-20-1932 5225 Rotary Club luncheon for football team, 9-29-1932 53 1 Science and Civilization, Sam Houston State Teachers College, 10-27-1932 532 Science and Progress, New Orleans Academy of Sciences, 10-13-1933 533 Kinkaid School graduation, 5-25-1943 534 Bethany College Inauguration of President Cramblet, 12-5-1934 535 Religion and Modern Life, First Presbyterian Church, 10-30-1936 536 The League and its Patronage, Southern States Art League, 4-4-1936 537 St. Mary's Hall graduation, San Antonio, 6-4-1937 538 Chamber of Commerce dinner, 12-9-1937 539 French Illumination of a Texan Ideal, 7-1937 5310 Art and the Individual, Founder's Day, MFA, 4-12-1938 5311 Education and the Individual, Tulane University commencement, 6-8-1938 5312 TCU football dinner, 2-17-1939 5313 First Presbyterian Church centennial, 3-30-1939 5314 San Jacinto Museum of History dinner, 4-21-1939 5315 George Dealey dinner, 10-12-1939 5316 Missions and Men, Palmer Memorial Church, 1-16-1940 5317 Student Interest in Intellectual Standards, Mu Sigma Rho, LSU, 3-26-1940 5318 Museum of Fine Arts (Houston) annual luncheon, 4-12-1940 5319 First Methodist Church annual dinner, 4-11-1940 5320 Creating Student Interest in Higher Intellectual Standards, Aand;M Chapter of American Association of University Professors, 5-7-1940 5321 M.E. Foster Testimonial Dinner, 3-7-1941 5322 Testimonial Dinner for TCU President Waits, 5-26-1941 5323 Father and Son week, 11-11+12-1942 5324 Rev. Peter Gray Sears memorial tribute, 1942 5325 Some Relations of the Philosophical Society of Texas, Dallas, 12-5-1942 5326 Let Knowledge to Wisdom Grow, n.d. 5327 Speech - unidentified, n.d. 5328 Inauguration of President Futrall, University of Arkansas, n.d. 5329 Inauguration of President Vinson, University of Texas, n.d. 5330 Fourth of July, n.d. 5331 Little Rock [AK] address on Twentieth Century Schools, n.d. 5332 Remarks made while presiding at a Houston meeting, n.d. 5333 Material for address on higher education, n.d. 5334 Jokes, n.d. 5335 Commencement address [not Rice], n.d. 5336 The Faith of a New University, Dallas News, n.d. 5337 The Country is Calling Men to College, Dallas News, n.d. 5338 Freedom, Fair play and Fellowship - The Spirit of Rice, n.d. 5339 Misc. Speeches, n.d. Subseries D: Fiscal 1918-1920 54 1 Fiscal records - ledgers, 1918-1919 542 Fiscal records - ledgers, 1919-1920 543 Fiscal records - ledgers, 1919-1920 544 Fiscal records - ledgers, 1919-1920 1930-1949 545 Budget, 1931-1932 546 Budget, 1932-1933 547 Budget, 1933-1934 548 Budget, 1934-1935 549 Budget, recapitulation, 1931/1932 - 1935/1936 5410 Budget, 1935-1936 5411 Budget, 1936-1937 5412 Budget, 1939-1940 5413 Budget, 1940-1941 5414 Budget, 1941-1942 5415 Budget, 1942-1943 5416 Budgets, General Office, 1934/1935, 1938/1939 55 1 Budget, Athletic Association, 12-8-1934, 1935 552 Budget, Athletic Association, 1936-1937 553 Audit, Athletic Association, 1932/1933 - 1935/1936 554 Audit, Athletic Association, 1936/1937, 1938, 1942/1943 555 Audit, Educational Department, 1932/1933, 1934/1935, 1942/1943 556 Scholarships and fellowships, 1938-1939 557 Bond investment reports, 1934-1938 558 Investments background materials 559 Investments revenues and expenses 5510 Condition of loans 5511 Audits - Investments 5512 Financial statement, 6-30-1940 5513 Fiscal Series IV: Academic Departments, 1918-1950

General information on the early institute departments is included.

 56 1 Architecture (1918-1925) 562 Architecture (1926-1930 563 Architecture (1940-1945) 564 Architecture courses 565 Biology (19151925) 566 Biology (1926-1935) 567 Biology (1935-1950) 568 Chemistry (1918-1920) 569 Chemistry (1921-1940) 5610 Chemistry (1940-1949) 57 1 Civics and Philanthropy 572 Civil Engineering (1918-1924) 573 Civil Engineering (1925-1945) 574 Civil Engineering (1945-1949) 575 Economics and Business Administration (1946-1950; folder 1) 576 Economics and Business Administration (1946-1950; folder 2) 577 Education (1918-1950) 578 Education - Family Searches 58 1 Electrical Engineering (1918-1942) 582 Electrical Engineering (1942-1949) 583 English (1918-1920/21) 584 English (1920/21-1925/26) 585 English (1925/26-1929/30) 586 English (1929/30-1945) 587 English (1946-1950) 59 1 French I (1918-1920) 592 French I (1920-1921) 593 French I (1922-1926) 594 French I (1925-1927) 595 French II (1924-1930) 596 French II (1924-1947; folder 2) 597 French II (1924-1947; folder 3) 60 1 French II (1924-1947; folder 4) 602 German I (1921-1925) 603 German I (1926-1943) 604 German (1945-1949) 605 History (1918-1929) 606 History (1930-1947) 607 History (1947-1949) 61 1 Mathematics (1918-1919) 612 Mathematics (1918-1933) 613 Mathematics (1940s) 614 Mechanical Engineering (1918-1938) 615 Mechanical Engineering (1940-1942) 616 Mechanical Engineering (1942-1950) 617 Philosophy (1919-1929) 62 1 Philosophy (1930-1945) 622 Philosophy (1930, 1945-1949) 623 Physical Education (1929-1933) 624 Physical Education (1937-1949) 625 Physics (1918-1949; folder 1) 626 Physics (1918-1949; folder 2) 627 Physics (1918-1949; folder 3) 628 Physics (1918-1949; folder 4) 629 Psychology (1927-1949)